Kewda Dhoop Cones | Made from Temple Flower | Gulessence

Kewda dhoop cones from Gulessence, hand-made from recycled temple flowers and natural herbs. Kewda (screwpine) is a bright, slightly green floral used in Indian perfumery and cooking - less common than rose or jasmine as an incense, and noticeably fresher. 40 cones to a box.

Key Features

• 40 hand-made cones per box, 1.5 inches each
• Fresh, uplifting kewda floral fragrance
• Charcoal-free, made with temple flowers and herbs
• Burn time of roughly 35-40 minutes per cone
• Free ceramic plate included

Ingredients

• Recycled temple flowers
• Sugandh kokila, nagarmotha, jatamansi, loban, haubera
• Natural herbs and essential oils

How to Use

Place a cone upright on the ceramic plate, light the tip and blow the flame out once it catches. Leave it to burn out. Kewda works particularly well in the morning, when its freshness reads best.

Product Details

• Quantity: 40 cones per box
• Cone size: 1.5 inches
• Fragrance: kewda (screwpine)
• Storage: cool, dry place with the box closed

Good to Know

• Kewda is sharper and greener than rose or jasmine - try one cone before buying several boxes
• Hand-made, so cones vary slightly in size and shade
• Always burn on a heatproof surface in a ventilated room

FAQs

What does kewda smell like?

Screwpine flower: sweet but with a green, almost fruity edge. Indian kitchens use kewda water for the same aroma in biryani and sweets.

Is it a good choice for daily pooja?

Yes, particularly for morning rituals. Its freshness suits daytime better than a heavy resin like loban.

How many cones will I use in a month?

Burning one a day, a box of 40 lasts a little over a month.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Gul essence Fulfilled by: EarthBased